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IMMENSE Srock.

IMMENSE Srock,
TOO MANY GOODS!
PRICES AGAIN REDUCED.
NEW STYLE Dress Goods pure WOOL one yard and
. half wide, reduced to 48c. real value H.
HANDSOME Plaid Black Silk Velvet, Nne ouAlity
reduced to &c., real value &1.50.
DOUBLE White Blankets, slightly soiled. sl.95,
81 20, @2.45.
LARGE Size Wool Lap Robes reduced Sa45
bROADCLOTH, pure wool, one yard aud half wide,
reduced S1.12H, worth $1.25.
half wide. reduced to soc
BLANKETS. immense size. extra heavy. reduced to
-, real value $5.
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE, near 7th IT
DON'T FAIL to ask for your handsome present IL
you buy SIS over.
COLORED SILK vELvETa reduced to Soc, real
value Ell; '
NO REDUCTION on the following goods they are
cheap enough and are selling fast:
FRENCH SERGE. elegant dress goods pure wool.
wide double width, all colors, great bargain BIN
TRICO CLOTH. pure WOOL double width. Nc
ASTRAKAN CLOTH. excellent quality 81
HANDSOME PLAID DRESS GOODS, new styles,
II yards for 81.
ROYAL SERGE. beautiful dress goods all colors
wide double fold. 12 yards for 81
Don't deal on credit, pay cash, buy cheap, and re.
ceive handsome present. n25
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at The Fair, S12 9TH st. NV,
Goldschmid's Old stand,

GOldschmids Old stand,
on December LIST, 1887.
The public are cordially invited to visit the Fair
and inspect the grandest display Of Holiday Goods
formed us that he viii CHARGE Of oaE
hshment commencing from December LIST until
after the holidays Santa Claus will arrive at The
ali good children to come and see him. He viii
appear to them between and O'Clock that even
ing on the balcony in front Of The Fair, and dis
him. The Fair, sl2 7th st. NV,
FRANKIE Co., ProprietorS
100 Curtain Poles, brass mounted, lec.
Double combination, 1lth st. Sc.
MsS DIN; Eyen,ng, Nov: 30, santa 1s
s12 7th st. NV.
Combination Lap and Horse Blanket, 99c
Double Combination, nth st. Sc.
Phillips Digessible Cocoa
was served at International Medical Congress. co
HeavyNew Rag Carpet, per yard 25c. Double
Combination, 18th ST. s. e.
Go to r.. A. GOlden's Fish Stalls, Washing
ton Market, for canvass back and red head ducks,
all kinds OF game fresh lsh, Kennebec salmon ter
rains, Holsters, sliders and oysters Telephone
S41-a 4w
100 Dozen French Holland Shades, patent
rollers, Csc Double combination, 18th st. s.e
''Royal Glue'' mends China. Glass Wood, &C.
Ladies', All-wool stripe Newmarket, satin
hood, very nobby, 1924 Double Combination,
1241 and 1913 18th ST. Sc
Hand.Knit Toboggans, all colors and sizes,
23c. Double Coordination, 18th st. sc.
liza Fine Saline Bed Comforts, 81 80. Double
Combination, 1241 and 1913 18th st. sc.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In u 10. "Ward" prints 4Oc. per lb
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk
sc. per quart.
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OUR srock OF draperies for windows and doors In
Portieros Laces and all classes OF HangDgs cannot
be etcelled IN the city for variety or low prices
We make q speciality OF Fine Lace Curtains and
six Hap0ipgs SINGLETON & FLETCHER,
4i5 7th street.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 30, santa Clans viii
I've away Toys and Presents TO the ehiidren ifoin
he front OF The FAIR, sl2 TN ST. NV.
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,.'r7fi0ns for the % hours commanding ot D.
1.- the District OF Columbia, Maryland and vir-
Ia FOR Tuesday, colder, fair and freezing weather
yat 70 fresh northerly winds becoming variable
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Affairs In West Washiustou.

ODD FEIIows-The semi-annual visitation of the
officers Of the Grand Lodge ]. o. o. F. OF the Dis
trict, 10 Covenant Lodge No. IL, l. O. O. f.. was
paid last Saturday night at their hall on lst
street. Addresses were made by ex-senator Faux
ner, John w. Thompson, and Others. After the
tranSacttng or business refreshments were served
In THE POLICE COURT.-JOhn St John, CHARGED
with vagrancy, pleaded guilty In the Police Court
this morning, and was given 20 days on the farm
Nathan R1d0ut, charged with using profane Ian.
guage, was fined s. Cora Kidwell, charged with
dlsorderiy conduct, was acquitted. Samuel Bag
gett charged with violating o District ordinance
forfeited g. collateral.
The THANKSGIVING OFFERING by the scholars nj
the Congress Street M. p. Church took place lasS
evening In that church before q large number *
persons. The amount realized by their efforts " "a
500. The program, which was largely cOmpU sed
or music and Rotations was very enjoyable
GRAIN kECEIPTs.-Canal boat Maryland ARRIVAL
to-day with 1850 bushels OF and 500 bY IsheIs
OF wheat for q. T. Dunlop Schooner Tiz1ie
Reagan arrived with ZOO bushels OF wheat for
NoTEs.--Father Collins, vice-president of ,eorue.
town college,, q native OF THIS place, said mass
and delivered an earnest discourse or. fudomenf
day to the congregation OF Holy Trinity Church
yesterday: are being made by the
OF the Metropolitan railroad OF the flthy cOndifion
Of the street thereabOuts.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WArRp ar
a m--Great Falls, temperature so; Condition. IN.
receiving reservoir, temperature 40; condition al
north connection, %; condition at south cOnnec.
ton, 80: distributing reservoir, Temperature AZ.
condition at tnfiuent gate-house, SO: Condition AZ
effuent gate-house, So High tide In the river IN.
day at 500 r. m; low tide at 1855 D. m
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CITY ITEMS.

goods Just completed in their work rooms:
Ladies' Wrappers, best wash prints, &c, worth
&l.25.
Childrens Aprons in Bingham and Nansook,
19c., worth csc.
Ladies' Short Coats made OF heavy Jersey Cloth,
g. IL worth a.
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MlrlNR PAYNE, Manicure AID Chiropodist, will
remove Dec. ], 70 703 18th st. NV. over Tnonp-
song Drug store
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Wednesday Evening, Nov. 30, Santa
Claus will give away Toys and Presents to the
children from the front OF The FAIR
3 30 9TH st. NV
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FLrppANcY,

FLrppANcY.
THIS Is NOT TIE ARTICLE GENERALLY POUND
IN OUR HOUSE. NOR DO We REQUIRE OILY
ToNeUED ORATORS TO ASSIST IN DIsPosIso OF
OUR GOODS THE MODERATE PRICES WE
CHARGE FOR HONEST Goops DO THAT PART
FOR Us. THE HIGHwAyMAg AND THE SLAM
DERER FREQUENTLY USE ELOQUENT LAM
GUAGE WHEN THEY COMMAND YoU TO SCR
RENDER; SOMETIMES THEY sUccEED IN THEIR
OBJECT. AND SOMETIMES THEY DON'T.
sls5o Is The PRICE WE CHARGED ALL THE
SEASON FOR AN ELEGANT cHEyIoT OR CASH.
MERE SUIT. BOTH SACK Oh 4-BUTroN cUTA-
WAY, TWENTY STYLES AT THIS PRICE WI
HAVE ADDED SOME NEW NOVELTIES THrs
WEEK
OUR cHINcHILLA ovERcoArs RANGING
FRoM'ss TO $50. ARE EXCEPTIONAL vALUEs.
KERsEYs. NELroNs AND uEAvkRs CAN \.
FOUND IN OUR HOUSE IN ALL SIZES AND AT.
THE USUALLY Low PRICES THAT QUE
HOUSE Is NOTED FOR
1878 Is THE NUMBER or boys ovEBcoArI
FROM TO 10 YEARS. THAT wE POSSESS. AND
THEY MUST BE DISPOSED or BETWEEN THIS
DATE AND JANUARY Ia lsss. PRICES MARKED
ACCORDINGLY. CALL EAaLy BEFORE THE An
soRTMENT Is BROKEN.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE cIornxec,.
n25-so 400 sTH ct. COR D. NJ
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Auction Sales Of Real Estate.

Duncanson Bros, auctiOneerS sold on saturday
at public sale an unimproved lot at the southwest
corner OF 10th and L streets northwest % feet
'front.' and 92 feet deep, to John L. Keith for a. "A
per square foot. Also to G. Carlyle Whiting q lot
improved by one-stOry brick store building at
the corner or Vermont avenue and g street, con-
tanning about 800 square feet OF ground Tor 1886
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LADIES SEAL SKIN SAoours

Continue to be the standard garment The de-
mand exceeds that Of last season Pricea ol25
10 $3.50. according to length. sise. and quality
For Young Ladies the Jacket b In great DE-
mand- Prices. eco. el0o. ol25.
We are very busy on Fine seal Plush wnpa.
The quality. styhe. aud nnish commend them
TO- the good taste Of every one.
aacQusa. e25 10 eco sviatss. eco 10 s50
JscketA Ulssen. and Raxians ct Exceptional
be<gatnA Muhs Boo. oapes. and Tr1mminwnL
Parior Fur RugA cauiags Rohsa. Coachmsns
Capes. Our Boliday eflk Umbrsllas ars pou
ready Lazgs stock 10 sslsrt frum-
HovsltSss IN 0sntlsmsu's hass. from Youmans
snd xnox. New york.
n T. o1TNk1rRzZ SON
AATrE18 AID yUn1U1A
Mo l1oz Rsnnay1vanzA Avss.a
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HzIIBxrs's one Price shoe House,
-

OR GREAT REJECTION SALE OF fine boots, shoes
slypers rubbers and -arctics now In progress Is
,.erthy the attention OF all as some good bargains
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1O.a white Blankets per pair sac. Double
Combination, 124l and l243 18th st. Sc.
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EoR RENT

INOR kENI-A COMPLETELY FURNisH n
house on st, between 18th and 18th sta NV. for
six month";; eis5 per month
n26-2w JAMES A BATEs l<O7 ct NV
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 30, santa Claus Will
1--WE away TOYS ana PRESENTS 10 the children from
toe front OF THE FAIR Sl2 9TH St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-28

The tricksters Of the trade doubt consider it
mastery stroke of strategy to scoop in" through
their hirelings few Of 8l015 Oyercoats and sell
the same to their customers at 1S The discovery Of
the trick and exposure thereof renders it necessary
those enterprsins marplots to seek eener fields for
future operations n21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-28

oUr IsDxExsE SAIEs on oyercOats Is a clear evil
Hence OF good will and justice between ourselves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-28

WOODWARD g LOTHRoP will offer tomorrow
Ouesday) morning ten pieces, 500 yards, 5o-inch
ALL wool EOue French Dress Goods at 80 cents per
yard. They are worth 20 cents and have not been
sold less but we have only one color-brown-and
Ihat color IN three shades, hence this low price.
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20 Gross OF Brass Chains for lace curtains PEI
pair 10c. Double Combination, 18th st. Sc.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amsusenen.s TO.night.

ACHIEVEMENTS TO.night.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH--Xander'S Piano Re-
citAL
NATIosAL-Nat Goodwin In q double bin.
AIEArGH's-Mnnie Palmer In "Hy Sweetheart"
e STREET RISK.-ProL. Morris Paradox.
HARRIs'.-"A Soap Bubble"
neutrality-suspicious. and variety.
kEsSAS's--Gus Hills Combination.
MANASSAS PAsOKAAA.-Day anu evening.
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JOhnsOnss, 18th and f.,
High grade oysters, Diamond Back Terrapin, Rec
Head Duck. Lifetime experience. Ladies' larg'
saloon.
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Ladies' Russian Circulars, deep fur trimmed.
$399. Double Combination, i241 and l243 llth
st. e. =
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FOR lighthouses.


st. near Thomas T SsiSIs sIsS a per
PsH92 go Ssrse Y r99SS%: !. mSd ap siso
95 ssS St NV 10 o s9sn Al n, mn Soa ,mp' S
AZ Sth 81 NV, 10 rooms. all mod inns $3.50 90
PSI P.t w. 10 rooms al mod mG in, snps az az
ioiS iish NV, Rooms IONS =
n.sa,. TYLER q RiiUjifiHIkF0Rb.
.So-o.z 1907 st, NV
S3i3 lor125 sls C St ae., sr... se4
3 In Ssl nw 20r 100 e2t Mass n. W. ar 81 90
e s st itE 1873 iss e
i isSs s.: st n W. NV $50
79S sih .i isr S. Ma Mass ave. e. ea 20 10
NV s sisi - rs a s g
81 81 k ksss NV 60 1898 9Th % NV or is 90
sag :. w. S los :: St nv nv sr 1888 90
g 1883 1888 ir ~ NEE ST. Or Is
iSs t It s sw ~ + an, Me-
"a sSsi i U st nv !, Tor g SsysispS =
lie sh n. f iso:Hd f 81 Or
1915 9TH st NV 5r.. 80 IL Fent Place Or 80
i$iS s:s nv ef sss1 y 5. NV Ar L g
sss I NV Is g nfIssa e
23oi st NV. Or % Fenton Pres. 5r. ii so
nas Il WARNER : Co. ole ii Y :. NV 10
FoR RENT.THE LARGE Two-sToRY BRICK
sssa 18Th and F.:
Tor PENTHOUSE 1915 10TH ST. NV, COR
II Mass ave- furnished or unfurnished OF part: ali
on %0H Fog 5sgg 0ss,.on s,osen' Apply iois is.S
Tor RENT FURNISHED - THAT NEW AND
h'eis SAfE iaSa F: s. month na
modern sT 81 az
os lie &
NV. n25-:lt
EoR RENT-A LARGE AND ELEGANT HOUSE
Ia corner c'4 and ITS: NV IA rooms. ample cellar
?, papered and painted thseughOut VIII Be-
sEpf isGinS Street Psr month h sMGhn
E0R RENT-aO3 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
L Frame House. six rooms: also stable. n253t'
FOR am REN 1,,;s FARRAGUT sQUAIE. TWELVE
m r re ms ns house is in good condition. and has
ps,.s, IHos. E. wAegAy.AS:
Ia hSiS !. 15th st, 1sr..s 947 Rs. ST. $40
l1 nas ana Va ave HySS fsS s.
81 In J. f 1915 la B. lOs go
nas-5s W: {. bEv 4 1 sa5 st NV nSso
E0R RENT-FINE 3 STORY AND BASEMENT
brick dwelling. II rooms. all mod: imps. 18th
8 1ibf :. Fss''n''ls rent n5S
EoR RENT-7Os n ST. n W. ROOMS GAS.
~ water: only siS. So New Hamp ave, rooms,
E nss saasr 0ntS SoRMENr. e,7 1ou.i.n. ave.
LNOR RENT-9l2 r. l. AVE. THRFE-sTORY
brick; eight rooms, bath. hall cellar: ali modern
improvements front and back yard; rent $50.
most NJ. d. PECK. 934 st.
LyOR kENT-FURNISHED-
Il 1853 ST.
handsome new residence, containing lfj rooms and
every convenience: completely furnished throuehout
location one of the best In the city
For particulars and permit to examine, apply to
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.,
n-S2W 1924 + st
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Tor Washington dressed Oeef go to Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls 62s go and $40 center Market, and 206 and
res Northern Liberty. Corn beef q speciality.
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HONEST EXPORTS always receive public encour-
agenent.
clear case, those mems overcoats reduced 70 s..
EIsENAS Bros,
Manufacturing Clolhiers> TN and Z.
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see the mems oyercoats reduced to ..

We HAVE WOS OUR Way by merit only.
EIsEMAS Bros, Manufacturers,
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EIsEaAS BROS, Manufacturers
Corner 9TH and E
See the mems overcoats reduced TO -.
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SCFSEFIrOUs HAIR OBLITERATED, leaving no
race. 10y my Electric Needle Process. Ten years
Practice Mr. Dr. Gabriel, lei q ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-28

CROWDS or BUYERS attest the fact how fast those
oycrroatS are going that we have reduced TO s..
EIsEAAS Bros, Manufacturers,
Corner 9TH and E
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The Death Of Miss Rebecca Carroll.

Miss Rebecca Carroll, who died Saturday In her
sixty eighth year, was the elder Of two surviving
daughters Of Daniel Carroll, Of Duddington. The
funeral will take place tomorrow morning from
st. Peters church. Miss Carroll lived all her life
with the exception OF the last two or three years
In the manor house which was erected by her
father about the year 1871 on the ground fronting
reservation II. She was a descendant OF Charles
Carroll, who came to Maryland In the reign OF
James II. His son Charles settled at CarrOllton
and was one OF the slgners OF the Declaration Of
Independence. The other son, Daniel, was the
proprietor Of the manor OF Duddington, which in
cluded the land where the Capitol building now
stands and extended In a broad strip nearly from
the northern boundary OF the city to the Potomac
River. The old house, which was torn down two
years ago, was fine specimen Of colonial archi-
during the early years Of the city. Miss Carrolls
life was not given up TO fashionable gayeties She
was devOut Catholic, kind to the poor and fond
OF the society OF her near kindred and friends
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT - NEW PREss-BRICK. BAY-w1N-
l. dow, 1-room house: all mod IN Improvements;
5 minutes walk from City Post Office; elegant ORDER
Apply to II. B. POLKINHORN. n2S-3t
IcOR RENT-I012 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV;
L new heating apparatus range. hot and cold water
Apply on premises, from to IL am. and to pm
l. FINE UNPUBLISHED RESIDENCE
ON ST. NV,
NEAR BRITISH MINISTER.
House fronts south. commodious, cheerful neat and
Win be rented by the year, or longer lease to first
class tenant only.
Possession December !. Price $50 per month by the
year. Water rent paid For permit to inspect the
premises apply to my agents, J.N. n. HUTCK Il Co.,
INSIST 1905 Pennsylvania ave-
EOR RENT-1425 GOTH ST. NV, sX-ROOM
4 house; gas and water: near street cars; $25. Key
at 5 Dupont Circle. n2S-6ts
NOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE 2-STORY g.
Il room house. double parlOrs, dining room. kitchen
and tour bed plenty Of closets concerted cellar
with front entrance, all mod imp. with without
brick stable. Inquire of L. g. CHAPMAN. 1000 +,
room ii, or 1913 M. n2S-:}ts
EOR RENT-$2O RENTAL FOR THE CHEAPEST
desirable room house, 2212 18th at Dec. l.
Inquire on premises. n2S-3ts
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see. The Old Lady in window.
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BOARDING

BOARDING.
EIRsT-CLAss CATEREss. 1908 NJ STREET NV.
Meals sent out 1t any hour ali parts Of the city
n2S-3ts
DOARDING-vERY REASONABLE, GUARAN-
Dteed good, furnished rooms without board heat
gas and bath few table boarders be sccomino-
east n2S-6ts
LHOR RENT-122s 18TH ST NV TWO COM.
y municatang Front kooms, newly Furnished. single
class board Table bosrders desired References n25s
1RnQ FIST. NV, PLEASANT ROOMS. NEWLY
l. SVC furnished single suite: frst-class
board; furnace ana open grates convenient to cars
and heriics; few table boardss accommodated ref
erences. n22-2ws
0OQ / ST. N. w. OPPOSITE FRANKLIN
Board References EXCHANGED few tahls bosrdsrs
can oe accommodated. o22-5ws
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heavy snow drrta
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BILLY WILLIAMS ALIBL-"Bflly" Williams, con-
lined In the Alexandra jail, charged with the
murder OF Policeman Arnold, denies, as he always
has done, that he was In Alexandria on the night
OF the tragedy, although he was In that city few
nights before the tragedy occurred on q visit
when Policeman Arnold was murdered he says he
was In Baltimore and he claims to be able to prove
It, He explains the fact OF his keeping out OF the
hands OF the police for such length OF time on
the ground that he had jumped bail in this city
BILL FOR Discovery AND ACCoUST.-Hatch Cook
has, by MesSrS. NJ. n. Richardson and c. A. Elliot
filed bill against J. c. Cook, Caroline r. West
and Willard Metger for discovery and account
The bill states that october TO- 1886 certain dis
agreements occurred between him and de-
PENDANTS j. Z. Cook and Caroline X. West as to
the grocery business, &C., at Nos 1908 and 1910
l4th street. which Disbursements Continue
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LOCAL MENTION.


the "e0tners
,..Is-rs9us for the q hours commanding Of D. N,
1'.- the District OF Columbia, Maryland and Viz
la FOR Tuesday, COLDER fair and freezing weather
.syat 70 fresh northeriy winds becoming variable
OR GREAT RHprcTroS SALE OF fine boots shoes
slippers rubbers and -arctics now In progress Is
'.erthy the attention OF all as some good bargains
HsIsxrs's one Price shoe House,
402 1th street.
see: The Old Lady in Window.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov 90 santa Claus win
the front OF The FAIR. sl2 7th sc. NV.
MlrlxR PAYNE Manicure aad Chiropodist, viii
remove Dec. j, 70 7O3 18th St NV, over Tnomp-
sons Drug store
IoNEsr EFroKrs always receive public encOur-
clear case, those mems Oyercoats reduced 70 s..
EIsEsAS BROS,
Manufacturing Clothiers, It'll and E.
OUR srocx OF draperies for windows and doors in
Porteres Laces and all classes OF Hangings cannot
be excelied In the city for variety or low prices
We make specially OF Fine Lace curtains nss anu
AIS 7th street
oun IsnxExsE SuEs on overcOats Is a clear evil
dencs OF good will and justice between ourselves
EIsEnAS BROS, Manufacturers
see the mems overcoats reduced TO- -.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 30, santa Claus VIII
give away Toys anu Presents 10 the children rom
toe front OF The FAIR sl2 9TH St NV.
wEHAvE wos OUR Way by merit only.
EIsEAAS BROS, Manufacturers,
corner eth and E.
see the mems oyercoats reduced tos
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP win OFFER tomorrow
Tuesday morning ten pieces, 800 yards. 5o-inch
all EOule French Dress GOODS at 30 cents per
yard They are worth 20 cents and have not been
sold less but we have only one color-0rown-and
that color IN three shades. hence this low price.
FOR Washington dressed beef 20 to Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls 62s, 60 and $50 center Market, and 206 and
2Cs Northern Liberty. Corn beef speciality.
CROWDS or BUYERS attest the fact how fast those
overcoatS are going that we have reduced TO s..
EIsEaAs BROS, Manufacturers
Corner 9TH and E
SrrxEFIrOrs HAIR OBLIrERATED, leaving no
race, 10y my Electric Needle Process. Ten years
Practice Mrs.. Dr. Gabriel, l:Esl q ST. NV.
ALL ouR MOVEMENTS AND AIMS are for the benefit
EIsExAN BROS, Manufacturers,
corner 7th and E
see the mems overcoats reduced to 3.
HoIDAYsi HoLIDAYs.-Go 10 Davis, 723 7th St
for your pictures. One large crayon aud one doZ-
nnely finished cabinet portraits for only -. Come
and see them
OUR COMPETITORS cannot copy our mode of
The Manufacturing Clothiers,
EIsEHAs Rros., Corner 9Th and f
See the mems OyercOats we have reduced 10 s..
FINEST Ladies' and Gentlemens waterproofs In
the city. ASGLo-AsERICAS RUBBER Co.,
9s5 street northwest
We CATER for no particular class, but provide
for all classes ages, and size.
EIsEHlS BRoS., Manufacturers,
Corner 9TH and Z.
See the mems overcoats reduced TO 8.
REGISTERING THERMOMETERS. Hemplers, av. ,cor.48.
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100 Dozen French Holland Shades, paten
rollers, 25c. Double Combination, 18th st. Sc. g
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EoR RENT-HoUsEs -
4 1421 2 st. n.w-mt, 1927 Vt av. NV. 7r... 35
Cor E and Conn aye ss g g9 J. ave scr llr e
90 Farrssut sd NV, soS-sSs St NJ NV W. Or .55
81 St W. FUR wv 81, iEs sS g. s. W. n' sS
$685. psf I3r LOS LOS i4 Il St n n.w r
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l4i9 st NV. 9r......60 80 Lst NV. 6r-.....is
l2l6 ST. NV. ST.. 80 s04 sth st. ne, Is
~ Ii3i ST. 6 NV Sr 3 ,de 4sh ST n W.. Or. -
STORES. OFFICES. ETC.
so, 600 lssh st. sw 81 s4o s,0rs roSm IA nSis
4es L SO core fsa hasTsss
46s Ia sy., % a. Ar. 90 Stable rear Sss st -
4 4SS "a stn.%, 41. Is, '''''-.'.s
books For c AZ once or ben Issued Sn my ny
the LIST and 18th. Iu25l THos Z WAGGAMAN
LOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE; IL ROOMS;
sanitary plumbing; in thorough orier; stable sf25
e Rrrsa, sm family only lSd5 Ilth St NV
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
IL yNo. A PRESCOTT. 14l6 ST. n. W. CKelloss
Buldng) has the following Houses for rent (unf1r-
25s ~ St brick 10 and bath
2o4o 1ih st. NV, txo-.tory bricI. rooms store
room with ne cellar. aud large hall over store $50
20l2 9TH ST. NV. just above Boundary story
brick with large and roomy threestory back building
marble STATIONARY washstsnds In all the rooms sburl
dance Of closets large and SMALL in fact all modern
$50 per month
1870 Vermont ave NV. story and basement brick.
rooms and bath modern improvements fronts TRAN
gle, &:s,. :.S;;3As per month
Unfurnished. 4-story Brick n g. corner of 9th and
St W., IL rooms; in thorough repair; mod imps:
&15 per month
Apply to JN0. A. PRESCOTT,
oS1-l 14l6 Il st nv
FOL, g ZEN ELEGANT DWELLINGS,, sI4
the other III cherry. twelve roolns, cellar al modern
improvements: large yard and shed, with servants
closet; to 20foot alley. Address OwNER $40 9Th ST
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60 to r.. A. EOlden'S Fish Stalls, Washing
ton Market, for canvass back and red head ducks,
all kinds Of game, fresh sh, Kennebec salmon ter
rains, Holsters, sliders and oysters Telephone
SAB 4w
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HoIrpAYsl HoLIDAYs,-GO 10 Davis 723 7th St
for your pictures. one large cr1yon aud one dOz-
nnely nnished cabinet portraits for only s.. Come
II ssset them